Aviva assets under management surge past £180bn

Half-year results show BPA volumes have risen to £4.1bn

Valeria Martinez
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Aviva chief executive Amanda Blanc
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Aviva chief executive Amanda Blanc

Operating profits at Aviva’s wealth business surged by nearly a third in the first half of 2024, as assets under management rose past £180bn thanks to strong net inflows.

In its half-year results published today (14 August), also revealed bulk purchase annuity (BPA) volumes sat at £2.3bn as at 30 June 2024, compared to £2.4bn for the same period last year. The firm ...

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